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BoE Terminal Rate Pricing Showing Through 5.10% Into Tomorrow’ CPI Print

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The previously covered steepening of the BoE-dated OIS strip has gone further, with terminal rate pricing last showing just above 5.10% when adjusted for the BoE policy rate/SONIA differential, levels not seen since the time of former PM Truss.

  • BoE Governor Bailey failed to move the needle in front of the Treasury Select Committee, leaving the hawkish undertones of the UK flash PMI data (which saw the survey collator note that “it's the far larger service sector that will typically dictate policy, meaning these survey results are nothing but hawkish”) in the driving seat.
  • This leaves a much more hawkish market framing in play ahead of tomorrow's key CPI release, where the BBG survey median looks for a stepdown in the headline reading to 8.2% Y/Y vs. the 10.1% seen in March, alongside 6.2% Y/Y in the core metric, which would be in line with March's reading.
BoE MeetingSONIA BoE-Dated OIS (%)SONIA BoE-Dated OIS At Close On 22 May '23 (%)
Jun-234.6534.642
Aug-234.8504.814
Sep-234.9804.913
Nov-235.0344.940
Dec-235.0354.947
Feb-244.9954.901
Mar-244.9124.815

Source: MNI - Market News/Bloomberg

MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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